Can this be hardwired into a JKU or does it require a relay or something to convert the wiring over to the LED to keep from flashing fast?
31978
I have a YJ and ended up putting in a digital flasher. Way easier than messing with resistor packs.
31979
It did not require any changes to my 93 wrangler but newer vehicles would probably need an electronic flasher to slow it down.
1250366
to my experience I would not try because the blinker boards are drifferant they are for the tos 1/350 which I will be starting next here is where I got my light for the 1/350 refit the web sight is treckmodler.com they will hook you up with a pre-wired light kit or a kit you solder yourself the way you want they have a phone I don't know it off the top of my head
2071514
The automated description reads "plug and play" which is not correct. Almost all vehicles require some wiring to install these. By wiring I mean, using a light tester to find out which lights are which, tail-left/right and brake and blinkers. Then, you clip the coordinating wire from the Anzo assembly onto the vehicle wiring and tape it up real well. The other issue is that aftermarket LED lights have a power box that converts the power from the battery to the LED light. This box gets really hot when running continuously (night driving). It also does not fit very well into Jeep Wrangler housings along with some others, which puts it outside the housing exposed to weathering. Nothing will beat the good old fashioned standard Jeep lights from the factory. They were already pre-designed to handle the intensity of a Jeep's lifespan.
2168299
The question as posed implies cutting off the power supply plug and hard wiring the wire into a conventional light switch which would be a no no because the plug-in power supply in this package contains a transformer to reduce the voltage to 12 Volts. This really isn't the right package if one wants to control the lights from a dedicated wall switch. I would suggest the customer go direct to InspiredLED.com. I can't overstate how easy it is to deal with people on line. They'll fix you up in no time once they have an idea what your wishes are. Send them dimensions and ideally a photo(s) of where you want lights and they will return it with a worked up layout, parts list and costing.
2274190
Yes that's how I had mine setup. Just run the relay control wire to one of the hi beam wires.
852348
You have to wire it. I used the plug out of my old one. Also, construction is very thin, and you have to use your own bulbs, and mine came slightly damaged from shipping. Good thing is that it rapid starts.
1906534
Yes, the included video cable is long enough to run from the dash to the back of a 2007-2014 JKU but you will need an additional harness to connect to the back of your head unit & will need to get your CPU flashed. More details & pics: http://wp.me/p4rcvz-81 If you have any questions, feel free to post a comment on that blog entry or ask here.
179086
Hi I don't think this product will .. You only get the inner light unit that fits into original housing .. The jk has a different housing unit shape if I remember correctly the led break light for a jk came as the unit and cost about the same.. Hope I've helped .. Gcb
402808
you need to remove the starter. should have had instructions with the light. the led requires no starter so you will have to do minimal rewireing.
1567567
it's very simple to wire using test light. i wired mine in 10 minutes, but the item only worked for about a month and quit. the soldering on the inside is not very good and will come loose and stop working. at least mine did anyway.
1939171
You can not replace an individual led on this product. Replacing the unit as a whole depends on how you choose to install it. For me out will take about 5 min to replace a unit including Wireing.
128969
Good day, I purchased some of this model LED tube from this particular company and the tubes work well. Realize that LED fixtures are NOT compatible with fluorescent ballasts, so you cannot plug them directly into a pre-existing fixture. The ballast must be removed or you may "hot wire" them around the ballast. Different manufacturers wire differently. There are four prongs: two on each end. You only need two of those prongs. Either the two on one end or the same two on opposite ends. I am currently on the road, so I cannot look at this particular tube to tell you how to wire it, but if you say you have "hot-wired" and it works, you have picked the correct wiring configuration. Yes, it is wired directly, no ballast. That's the way LEDs work. Hopefully this message has been some help or, at least, reassures you. Good luck. Bob
1159004
One would need to press brake once to supply power to the unit. Flasher can not be configured without the power.
265266
It should be run through a relay. Unless you have a light switch and wireing that can handle the electrical load. Most switches are designed for low voltage and low amperage. Many LEDs may require less power to run but these light are very bright, create lots of heat and use more power then you think.
1066066
You have to figure out some wiring. There are options on what is on, what sync's with flashers ect. Not to difficult and I love mine.
680635
You need an automotive relay to switch from low too high. The lights will not work with both inputs active. I do not remember my actual wiring arrangement, but it did not work the way I thought it should the first time and I had to rethink the problem. Also the relay would not switch without the motorcycle headlight in the circuit. I've ran these for two years on a street bike with no issues.
1779350
A relay is not necessary for this light. Relays are generally used for heavy loads (halogen or hid) so you don't get hight current through the switch. With led bulbs the current draw is so low it's not needed.